After entering the transfer portal earlier this month, Alabama Crimson Tide defensive back Jahlil Hurley has now officially made a decision as to where he will play college football in 2025, committing to the Kansas Jayhawks. Hurley is the second Alabama transfer to make a decision so far, joining edge rusher Keanu Koht who committed to Vanderbilt.

But linebacker Darrell Johnson, a 6-foot-1, 200-pound four-star out of Eastman, Georgia, said he's talked with Crimson Tide defensive back coaches before his arrival. While he said he plans to arrive as a future Mike linebacker, Johnson said his positionless versatility is what helped him catch the eye of Alabama.

You might say that Alabama football is on Stephen A. Smith's naughty list this Christmas season. The fiery ESPN commentator unloaded on the Crimson Tide on Wednesday's edition of "First Take." What se

The Alabama Crimson Tide got cheated out of the final spot in the Playoff. Sure, Alabama lost three games, including a loss to 6-6

It wasn’t quite good enough to make the first 12-team College Football Playoff, but head coach Kalen DeBoer faces a mandate to get the Alabama Crimson Tide back

Alabama's 2025 SEC schedule has the Crimson Tide facing the same conference opponents as 2024, but with home/road assignments flipped. In 2025, Alabama will face Vanderbilt, Tennessee, LSU and Oklahoma at Bryant-Denny Stadium with road games against Georgia, South Carolina, Missouri and Auburn.

The college football regular season is over and in the rear view mirror. For many teams, they’re on to the College Football Playoff. However, with Alabama football left out, they’re focusing on their bowl game.